Trading With Mexico
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In going to Yucatan, General Alvarado was, more- over, encumbered by none of the political and business experience which delays the prompt exe- cution of inspired ideas. Nor was he inhibited by any preconception of the needs of the common- wealth or its chief industry, for this was his first visit to his future principality. All he knew or heard was that Yucatan was rich and that its pro- letariat was ''oppressed, " largely by wicked for- eigners of shocking and predatoiy manners.
"When he arri...ved in Yucatan, General Alvarado noted with interest the beauty of that gem of Mexican state capitals, Merida, with its sun-clear streets and its beautiful parks and public build- ings. He saw the luxurious equipages and homes and visited the great haciendas of henequen. In the meantime, he looked over the documents in the governor's office and the stock of gold in the state treasury. He scowled his disapproval, as was the Carrancista habit, at the foreigners engaged in the henequen business. Then his attention was called to the charter of the Reguladora, the harm- less agreement of the hacendados to keep the price 170 TRADING WITH MEXICO of the fiber as liigli as tliey could and still not soil their hands with trade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In going to Yucatan, General Alvarado was, more- over, encumbered by none of the political and business experience which delays the prompt exe- cution of inspired ideas. Nor was he inhibited by any preconception of the needs of the common- wealth or its chief industry, for this was his first visit to his future principality. All he knew or heard was that Yucatan was rich and that its pro- letariat was ''oppressed, " largely by wicked for- eigners of shocking and predatoiy manners.
"When he arri...ved in Yucatan, General Alvarado noted with interest the beauty of that gem of Mexican state capitals, Merida, with its sun-clear streets and its beautiful parks and public build- ings. He saw the luxurious equipages and homes and visited the great haciendas of henequen. In the meantime, he looked over the documents in the governor's office and the stock of gold in the state treasury. He scowled his disapproval, as was the Carrancista habit, at the foreigners engaged in the henequen business. Then his attention was called to the charter of the Reguladora, the harm- less agreement of the hacendados to keep the price 170 TRADING WITH MEXICO of the fiber as liigli as tliey could and still not soil their hands with trade.
What to read after Trading With Mexico?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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